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title: "I recently bought a Anthurium Clarinervium starter plant and it…"
description: "I recently bought a Anthurium Clarinervium starter plant and it originally comes in soil but I was wondering should I transfer it to fluval stratum since I had…"
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community: "Anthurium Affection"
author: "Raya"
published: "2024-03-15T04:49:41.346223Z"
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# I recently bought a Anthurium Clarinervium starter plant and it…

_Posted by Raya on 2024-03-15_

I recently bought a Anthurium Clarinervium starter plant and it originally comes in soil but I was wondering should I transfer it to fluval stratum since I had a lot of success with my baby Alocasia’s that way 🤔

## 2 comments

### Skimbutt commented on 2024-03-15

A good rule of thumb is to wait a few weeks before repotting anything if its not acclimated to your space already.

### Sen commented on 2024-03-15

I wouldn’t. I have six so far😊? and they are all doing well but it’s your decision Good 😊 luck 🍀

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